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See You at Banquet Cuit, Will Lure the Big Names of of Sail Diego, Casper; PGA Central Pony This Is My Last Column for the Year for the Tor- Professional Golf Paga C-8 TORRANCE PRESS Thursday, December J7. I95f Richter, Daugherty, Morrow, Fur illo to Honor All-City Gridders Tonight Kick-off for the Torrance Press' First Annual Foot­ ball Banquet honoring the All-City football team, fret* underway tonight at 7:30 at the Gold Room of the Jump­ Get Banquet Ducats at Door ing Jack resturant in Walteria, it was announced today by George Vico, chairman of the affair. Hawthorne Blvds. The price of Recaufi* reservations have it was announced this morning ball star also stated that those On hand to speak and honor the players will be Dick hpen pouring into the Torrance by chairman George Vico. admission includes dinner and wishing" to attend need only to former great Ram linebacker and columnist Press offices for tonight's foot- "At first we had decided to festivities honoring the All-City Daugherty, purchase three dollar tickets a£ for the Press, Les Richter and Johnny Morrow of today's hall 'banquet honoring the mem- hold the banquet in a small in­ team with Dick Daugherty, Les hern of the All - City football the Restuarant prior to the ban­ Rams. Also Carl Furillo, of the world champion Los An­ Richter, and Johnny Morrow of No. SO foam, it ha* been decided to shift timate room of the eatery, how­ quet at 7:80 tonight. geles Dodgers, will be there to address the group. the affair to the Gold Room of ever, the demand has been great The Jumping Jack is located the Rams, and Carl Furillo of By Dick Daugherty the Jumping Jack Kesturant, by the public, neccessiatating on Pacific Coast Highway in the Dodgers included In the list Nothing has been spared tolj> which accommodates many more, switch," VJco nald. The ex-base- Walteria between Crenshaw and of speakers. make this first tribute to the youth of the city a successful af­ SPECIAL TO THE fair to be remembered. TORRANCE PRESS Several weeks ago students, faculty, and fans of North, No Excuses South, and Torrance High, num­ Hallelujah, tho season is ovrr Irt's pro Jiorrte, no PRESS bering almost three thousand, re­ sponded to a poll conducted by more football for six months. this newspaper and voted in five I know personally that <'ach and rvcry <>n<» of the gridders from Torrance, four Rama players are dejected boys. It isn't any fun to lose from South, and two from North. week after week. bu1 this is what makes a contact sport Those receiving trophies for exciting- The best, will usually win, or better, those who their excellent play this fall are want to win the most wHl probably win. Apparently the Cliff Weimer. Vernon Da vis, Stan Gonta, Howard Taylor, Joe Rarr\s lacked one of thfse ingredients. Montgomery, Mike Czarske, Den­ The game of football loaches strength against ad­ nis Higgins, John Sibley, Bill versity. These fellows will not hido in football there Claxton, Boh Wehrhan, and Jne are no excuses. Austin. A beautiful trophy, es­ Next year provides these fellows with the opportu­ pecially made for the Press by nity to redeem themselves. H doesn't matter if fiillman Furgol to Defend Title in Spinak Trophies in Torranee, will be presented to each player by in out or if the new coach is possibly Waterfield. Give Dnugherty. them the tools with a leader and I believe they will not Also on hand to fete the play­ apologize during the 1060 reason. San Diego $20,000 Tourney ers are Coaches Dave Tollefson It has been quite an experience trying to write about of South, Bob Shoup of North, Marty Furgol. husky 41-year- star. Tied at 277 were D o u g and Irwin Kaston of Torrance. my old teammates. 1 rath<r imagine most of you who old golf professional, will he the Sanders, leader through two Each player is permitted one bother to read this article feel I'm a poor reporter, but defending champion in the $20,- rounds: Bob Dudon, Fred Hawk­ guest and others seeking admit­ F hope you realize, I love the Rams and could not pos­ 000 San Diego Open tournament iu^ and Bob Rosburp. tance to the banquet must pur­ sibly ridicule them. scheduled for Jan. 2H-31 -at Mis­ Other pros expected for the chase dinner ducats at the res- My last prophecy for the 1959 'season 1 look for sion Valley Country Club. « Open late next month are Art |t aurHnt prior to the affair. The tournament, one of the Wall Jr., the !%!» "pro of the the Colts to win the championship Sunday, Dec. 27. key events on the ProTessional year:" long-hitting George Bay- Golfers Association winter cir­ er, Gen« Littler and Don Whitt See You at Banquet cuit, will lure the big names of of Sail Diego, Casper; PGA Central Pony This is my last column for the year for the Tor- professional golf. champion Bob Rosburg, Doug ranee Press, however, I'll be seeing most of you at to­ For several years one of tho Ford, Dow Finsterwald, former League Field night's All-City banquet at tho Jumping Jack in Walteria. most popular PGA events in tin- San Diego Open king Arnold West, the Open will follow tho Palmer, and many other big Both Les Richter and Johnny Morrow, my ex-teammates RAM LINEBACKER Us Ricther will be on* ranee High Schools. The popular Ram will names from the pro golf world, school LOK Angeles, \orba Linda and Gets Under Way will be there with helpful suggestions to the high of the guest speakers at the Torranc* Press* share the spotlight with Johnny Morrow, Ram King Crosby tournaments, which A very successful work party footballers who want to pursue n career in college and firs' annual All-City banquet tonight honor­ center, and ex-player Dick Daugherty. will have about the same fields. was held on Saturday, Dec. 6th, pro-ball. ing the gridders from North, South and Tor* In the San Diego Open last LAHC Theater at the site of the Central Tor- January, Furgol finished strong­ vance PONY League Field, ad­ ly and triumphed with 274, or Arts Group jacent to General Petroleum, 14 under par. jlfMKh Street. President Ed Fri- Disney's Magic He barely beat out a fivesome Makes Debut i berg extends his thanks to all composed of Billy Casper, the The newly organized Theater 'those who turned out. particular­ Will Thrill 195f) National Open king from Arts Department of Harbor Col­ ly to the women and children. fhula Vista: Dave Ragan, who lege, under the direction of Reu­ Future plans for this League, bogied the last two holes to lose ben (i. Plaskoff. presented its! including work parties, will be Olympic Fans his voctory chances; stocky J-oe first production of the year yes­ announced in the paper. terday noon in the college little SQUAW VALLEY, Calif. Campbell who's a former basket- Tentative date for registration hall star from Purdue, veteran theater. of the boys is mid or late Jan­ The fanfare of trumpets re­ The program featured panto­ sounds through the snow covered Bo Wininger, who has retired uary 1960. from the tour, mid popular Mike mimes, acting exercises, and mountains. A hush falls over the scenes from Broadway hit pro­ crowd of 35.000 spectators In Souchak. portant new era in the develop­ Each of them scored 275, and ductions, including "Ah, Wilder­ thin natural amphitheater, ness," by Eugene O'Neil, "Heath ment of the Harbor College cur­ perched close to tht sky in Cal­ one swing behind them was Bob­ riculum," Dean of Instruction OPEN TIL 9 P.M. FRIDAY by Harris, former San Jose State of A Salesman." Arthur Miller. ifornia's High Sierra range. and "The hark," by Jean John A. Grasham commented to­ There is a flutter of wings and Anouilh. day. "The actors were competent WEEK-DAYS TIL 7 P.M. U.OOO pigeons, symbolizing doves the most elaborate and colorful Performers were Wendy Put- and well directed, and the au­ of peace, flutter skyward. A winter panorama ever seen in nam, Judy Levin. Sue Hanson, dience was most, receptive. booming three-gun salute echoes the (James* history. Micky Turner, nnd Bill Bloom- "The public will be invited tfr from tlie hills. One of the largest bands and ingdale, all members of the be­ attend our presentations as noon All eyes are, fixed on "Little choruses ever assembled will per- ginning acting clasn of the local as the facilities of our new Papoose" peak. Then, streaking jorm at the opening and closing college. 'Starboard Theater' ar» avail* out of the clearing and down ceremonies. There'll be 1.2S5 in­ Similar programs will be pre­ able." 3. Wad-ort the mountain side, her skig kfck- strumentalists and a choir of sented during the current semes­ The Harbor College Theater ing up a "rooster-tail" snow 2,64ft voices. Including the ter and next nemestcr. and will Arts program will be expanded I. Fab-int Unwanted * P r s y, comes Andrea Mead athletes and others, plans call eventually include guest artists next semester with the addition Lawrence bearing the scared for more than n.OOO participants as well as LAHC drama students. of new day classes In production, Background Olympic flame. in these ceremonies. The highly successful Theater stage craft, and introduction to This is part of the thrilling The youngsters who will per­ production indicates an im G r a s h a m said* which will unfold during form in band and chorus are the (lie Vrll Olympic Winter cream of the high school music here Feb.
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